5-28-15
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Four of the
seven finalists at yesterday's Speech Contest (though there were only poems
read) were from my one class including the top vote-getter, Megan. Nine of the
eleven students in it showed up to perform unlike the four other upper-level
classes they clumped ours with. Venus, who won last year, placed third this
year. I'm most proud of Lilly who placed sixth after a horrible term of
bronchitis absences and hospitalization.
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